Complete Drywall Installation Guide Part 13 Priming
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Just completed the series. Complete newbie. Was gonna have a contractor do my basement, but now, you've instilled enough confidence in me to do it myself! You are the BEST teacher, and I have 4 words for you; I LOVE YOU, MAN!
How'd that project go for you?
id like to know as well
@@NewWarOrder I am following the drywall series too. I am currently at the sanding stage. One tip I will give you is to make sure you don't have any thick ridges cuz they are a pain to sand. A thin ridge is okay but try to feather out all your edges especially inside corners
Seriously, this guy is the best interior expert instructor. I rely on it. Thank you, sir.
I'm a union painter (local 195 dc#11) shout out to R.I. and I watch alot of d.y.i. videos and for anyone reading this, this guys videos are all you need. His technique and advice is spot on.
Cheers to the You tube police
Great series! U did an amazing job explaining and instructing. I recently started a business and was thinking of adding drywall as a service. I have experience hanging but not finishing. After this series I feel like I’ve been to school. Lol Keep it up. You’ve truly made me a fan.
The best how to video on drywall and painting that I've seen...I've watched several different presentations on how to do this but this is by far a superior approach to doing this for the DIY homeowner who seeks a higher quality result. Jeff has a talent for showing the average DIYer how to approach a daunting project and break it down into easy simple steps !!! Thanks and Keep Up the Great Work !
Hey this video series is awesome for two primary reasons. First, you obviously know what you are doing and you have a gift at communicating the content. Second, you have a solid video team that gets it right and makes sure we see and hear what you’re explaining. I’ve being producing instructional and promotional video programming for major international corporations for 37 years and this series was a breath of fresh air compared with so much of the stuff I see on RUclips... Craig
Thanks for the comment Craig, Max Moscal is the best in the business, we couldn't do it without him. Cheers!
Working on my first project redoing the entire attic to make a game room. Found this amazing series for drywall. Thank you for making such a great informative direct to the point How To. Best video I have seen!
I can't thank you enough for these videos. I stumbled onto your videos a couple years ago, and have since started finishing my basement with you tips and tricks. I'm doing about 400 square feet and I'm just about done with the drywall now. I'm hoping to be done by the end of February.
We just bought our first house and have a lot of work to do. You have us feeling confident in tackling the projects ourselves -- thank you!
Thanks Jeff, I am rebuilding my conservatory at the moment and converting it into a room extension with the end rebuilt in brick and drywalling with a proper flat roof and ceiling.
Your videos have been invaluable!
Thanks for sharing your excellent knowledge and tips.
Thanks for this series. Drywall has always been my Achilles heel on renovation projects. Lots of good tips and techniques for me to try next time I go beyond a patch.
Amazing series. Probably the best, most thorough instructor of anything technical I've ever seen. That includes university level engineering instruction etc. Bravo.
Thank you for showing each step in your Drywall Installation series. I'd been searching for answers for all of my drywall repair issues. I can get to finishing now!
I endured all of the parts. I'd have to say, you are a perfectionist. The homeowner is lucky to have you doing this job.
What an adventure, the Bob Ross of drywall.
love the Bob Ross comparison! What an honor, thank you!
Haha such a true comment :-)
Happy drywall.
I'm drylining my extension and have watched all your drywall videos. I'm loving your videos. Thanks a lot from a viewer from Ireland !! Dave !!
I am so stoked to begin working towards getting my PHD in drywalling! I have a 12 x 8 hardiplank shed that I am converting into an office/bonus room. It is so comforting to know that I can save hundreds if not thousands, because amazing selfless professionals like yourself are willing to share your expertise. I absolutely love doing (trying to do) projects the right way. No one will ever see or appreciate the details, but it's cool to know that I know I did it right. THANK YOU! I am a forever-follower of your channel.
I am doing it myself from now on. The attention to detail when you are explaining lets me know you are a very good teacher. Thanks a million!!
The best you tube videos I’ve seen for Sheetrock installation, taping and applying drywall compound properly. He also provided some good tips for painting as well. The camera work is exceptional and he dumbs everything down so it is very easy to understand and replicate. I just finished a difficult drywall installation where I demolished the old tile walls in the bathroom but just needed to replace the lower half of the wall Sheetrock and didn’t have to touch the upper 4 feet of the wall. After demolishing the lower wall, I had gouges and brown ripped paper showing all along the seam of the wall on the bottom edge of the upper half so it looked very rough. Of course this involved taping old Sheetrock and new Sheetrock together as well as merging the upper coroners and lower corners together. These videos helped me tremendously and the job turned out perfect. My wife couldn’t believe the transformation. I took my time because during this quarantine there was no reason to rush with this job and it it our third bathroom.
I've been watching your vids, extremely helpful. I'm happy to learn to do new things. One thing I did learn is after putting in my insulation MYSELF, I have hired real pros to do the sheet rock. I didn't want you to be disappointed with your efforts to teach me to do a nice job. I hope the pros have watched your vids.
I watched all the series. A million thank you's for these. I am not only inspired but confident as well. I will be doing my own basement at the end of the month. Thank you again!
Have to give special credit for these videos. I watched every single one in the series in the same day. I usually don't do that. Was so drawn in to the videos and the presenter is just amazing with showing the tips and facts. VERY GOOD JOB!
Wow! So I had a little drywall project and although I have installed Sheetrock many times, I decided to check out some RUclips stuff just to see if I might learn some hints or tricks. Man, did I hit a home-run in finding your channel! I must have watched at least 10 videos! The hint on using the sheet-rock T-Square to cut without first marking the material was invaluable! I must have used it 20 times already. Makes the work go so much faster. Also, I love all of the great suggestions. It is very obvious that you really know your trade. You are performing a huge service in sharing your wealth of information with the world. Thanks!
Great video, priming is super important. We recently had a job where a house was never primed. Paint was literally peeling of the walls. Ceiling (flat) paint can be substituted in a pinch but a good primer/sealer is best.
I watched all the drywall series and now paint series. Im heading in to day 3 of drywall. I oversanded today. Its just 2 new sheets of drywall (lol) on a ceiling from where I tore out a drop ceiling... & joining the 2 sides together. I really appreciated your comments on how it can't be perfect but you can really try. Honestly I feel like it's going to be amazing thanks to your videos
I’m doing a giant project on my home in Connecticut. Really giant, basically took down 1000 ft.² of house to the subfloor and rebuild it. 10 foot walls 16 foot peak ceilings, new windows, new doors etc. etc. etc. I’ve watched a bunch of your videos Dash awesome stuff, great tips. Thank you very much.
Dude.....that was awesome! Im right in the middle of my basement remodel. Just need to insulate and then im onto drywall myself. Thanks soooo much for making these vids. I tjought i did a decent job before, but with these new tips....ill be good to go!
This guy... just wow. Not just your average job shmo. This guy definitely knows his ins and outs. As an experienced carpenter, I enjoy watching his videos learning all the more I can
Just a thank You. I am a "get-it-done" 71 year old but watching your series on drywall taping and finishing I am using your recommendations on a small section of drywall following a wall repair with the hope that the project will be completed with some quality. I appreciate your spending the time with WHY you use the techniques you use. I am sending a link to your series to my oldest son as he starts renovating his house. Thanks for the great series.
Absolutely Excellent Videos. Really enjoyed them. I’m a Carpenter/Handyman myself, just never had that many occasions with drywall. Checked your videos. What a treasure. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you so much for your hard work with the videos and your excellence in craft. I wish everyone was as passionate about quality as you are. Now I can feel much more confident in approaching my drywall projects. Although I’m sure mine won’t turn out as good as yours, as “experience is the best teacher”, I’m now sure the customer will get at the least a quality job. You Rock. Keep up the great works. Sincerely another Jeff. 🙂👍
Just binge watched this series but will eventually watch all of your videos. I'm about to take on my first DIY drywall project in a guest bathroom and you gave me more confidence in the drywall part. You're a good teacher and appear comfortable in front of the camera so you're easy to watch. I don't suppose you'll have a series on installing a wall hung toilet with in-wall cistern in the next couple of weeks? I'm not entirely comfortable moving the sewer from the floor back into the wall. Thanks for you the great videos!
I sat from 1-13, can't say I remembered everything. I can say as a reference series, you nailed it. And I know what number to go back. Awesome simple explanations. Thanks. Wish I could hang out on a job just to see and learn more.
I've really enjoy all of your videos. They are extremely helpful and all of your little tips and tricks make them my favourite on any subject you've covered so far. Keep up the fantastic work!
Some topics I would love to see:
- outdoor bar/kitchen/built in BBQ
- pergolas/structures
- custom closets/built ins
- stone/brick patios and veneers
- garage/shop/tool organization and maintenance
- electric /gas fireplace installation
I have no idea if you even do some of the above but if you do they would make great videos!
Also maybe a few comparison videos specifically detailing different routes people take with projects and what you have seen in terms of longevity and routine problems that may arise: laminate/vinyl/hardwood; solid wood, painted kitchens; mdf vs wood trim; laminate/vinyl, ceramic, porcelain tiles; I think most do it yourselfers don't mind doing the work if it means they can buy better materials because of the savings but sometimes it's hard to tell if some materials are worth the extra money.
Thanks again!
Switching over to interior work for the fall. The outdoor stuff will come again in the spring. Thanks for the ideas.
I'm too
Great series! I don't subscribe to many channels but your channel is a must for anyone interested in learning more about remodeling and construction. I thought I knew how to drywall and paint but was always frustrated and never got the results I hoped for. I'll admit I'm impatient and never seem to have enough time to do the job properly. I'm lucky if I get 2 coats of mud on the wall before I say "good enough!" I know you are suppose to prime and paint 2 coats but I usually get paint with primer and try to finish it in one coat. I'm doing a another small project now and after viewing these videos I feel a lot more confident about doing the work. My only suggestion would be to include more information about the products you use. Thanks for the help!
Thanx for your experience and guidance, I’m a contractor and I believe that you are always learning every day. You are a true inspiration to all contractors. Keep it up, and thanx
Dear Jeff, nuances make a huge difference. The one that stands out is the 4" knife on inside corners; the outside pressure and then grooving out and finishing to finished mud. Poetry in motion.
Wow, he really does reply to every comment, great videos, I know a lot of this stuff already but watching the way someone else does it can always teach you something new.
Always good to hear from a superior being. Thanks for the comment.
been in and around the trades my whole life and have learned so much from this guy that no one ever had the time to teach me , thank you!
Spackled my whole kitchen on your tutorial! Looks amazing. Threw my hawk a couple of times but, it was worth it. Thank you for making a great set of videos
well done my man! Cheers!
I learned more about *painting* from this drywall tutorial than I have learned in my whole life 😁. Awesome. You're a good teacher.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for taking the time showing all these Technics. I really did learn a lot. Your work looked great.
I'm a contractor who has consistently steered clear of jobs including drywall and paint... watching these vids gives me a whole lot more confidence.
Thank you
I’m renovating a 2-unit apartment building and I live by your videos. Don’t have the money to hire a professional for most things so it’s all me. THANK YOU! Love your laugh by the way.
So glad to have discovered this series. I have watched and applied the tutorials one step at a time. Learned so much. And the new guest room looks great!
Watched and re-watched all the basement finishing videos. They are excellent helped me through every step of my own project. Suggestions for other videos would be ceiling texture both with compressed air and stamping.
Truly enjoyed all 13 videos, myself I've been doing construction for over 20 year's and I still pick up many tips and added to my repertoire thank you...
Cheers Paul.
I don't usually participate in writing comments on videos like this. As a contractor, I found all your videos pretty helpful myself. You have a broad knowledge of all aspects of the renovation. I'm sure your videos will be much of a help for all homeowners and contractors.
Keep up the great work!
Thanks my friend. Glad to help out.
I just finished watching your 13 videos on drywall and painting and it is just awesome and great tips. Cant wait to watch your floor finishing and moulding series. Thanks
Thank you Claude. Have a great 2018!
I am so greatful that you are so detail to show us who don't show their professional job. people like me and my husband who dont have idea. i watched many drywall videos. I can tell you are passionate person to share your talents. May God bless you and your business.
Hey Jeff, always enjoy your videos. Sometimes I watch one of your related videos - right before I get to work on my basement. Often it's those little tips or nuggets that really enhance our work. I never knew sanding should be done after prime coat. Totally makes sense - my attention to detail is getting better by watching you!
That is very cool Brian. Good luck out there.
The Best painter ever! His wearing black shirt while painting in white color. I've noticed there's no stain in your shirt. Excellent!
I learned to work with someone like you, who liked things well done, with time, patience and common sense. I became like him after few years. The third layer of plaster is really needed, almost without sanding. Most professionals are in a hurry to apply only two coats, but then they spend a lot of time with the electric sander. Good tip on the metal corner bead nelow the 90 degrees. Keep up the good work.
Cheers Rui!
Thanks for all the videos! they have been great ! I have put them to use, as I have been remodeling our house and had never did sheet rock work! I have learned so much from you! Thank you and keep up the great work!
Great videos, I'm doing a downstairs bathroom reno that engulfed the entry flooring and a couple more walls/ceiling to replace some plumbing.Taping stage now. thanks for your help!
Thanks a lot for these videos. You guys are great! Almost done finishing my 1500 sq ft basement all by myself and you have led me the whole way. Doors, floors, taping, painting all of it! God bless
Mike
Right on Mike, send us pics so we can show your handywork on our Instagram page. Cheers!
I love how much thought you put into every bit of your work
You are the Mike Holmes graduate school. Everything I wish for when I am watching those HI TV programs with my wife. Your videos tell everything in very little time. Serious homeowners can be better informed when hiring a contractor or planing to do the work themselves. I thought I had enough experience to take on a new project in my home. No way, your drywall prep videos opened my eyes to how to do a really good job. Thanks
Hi, you're a wonderful teacher and I am so confident now that I can teach my hubby how to do the drywall. I watch, then teach! Any videos about how to take down an inside wall and re-insulate? put in a vapor barrier? and cut drywall? + tips? That would be so helpful!
Hi Jef, really nice videos! I agree take your time use the materials and tools. When it comes time for painting I recommend that you try the new Richard gooseneck flexible paint brush extension. Perfect for priming and painting! You won’t have to go up down a ladder! Cheers!
I am new to drywall i feel like I know a lot after watching this series. what a great job and presentation!
From the West of Ireland, thanks Jeff. Great tutorial, well presented. Your a true craftsman. Jeff for President 👍🏻
Great series.....I've done most before and turned out fine but enjoyed the little tricks. Great job explaining the process. Even someone who hasn't had any experience would be able to follow right along. Good job!!
Thanks for all the guidance!! I made so many mistakes doing my rec room ceiling but without these videos I wouldn't have the confidence to correct them and learn from them. I'm confident going forward I can do this! If I could recommend a video about what to do when you put on too much quick set mud lol...I ended up having to get 80 grit paper and sanding the heck out of it to get it back to a manageable level. Could've definitely used that Haz-mat suit! LOL. Thank you again.
I loved watching the whole series, I don't do full rooms like this but patches and repairs. This stuff will help me a lot. Thankyou
I watched through each of these videos and I feel more confident in putting up dry wall with all the finishing touches. Thank you for showing all these steps in such great detail as I learnt so much that should help in some future home reno projects :)
You can do it , I can help!
The videos did help me complete a basement bathroom....it was slow going but I got it done and thank you for the many suggestions. I now have a lot more respect and admiration for drywall craftsmen who make it look so easy while going so fast..
Cheers!
Just saw your complete drywall series. I have to say, I have always choose to pay somebody to do the mud & paint just because the mess I see going on when they do it. WOW this is an eye opener
Thank you for your trouble in making everything so clear. I enjoyed watching your videos. Great job.
Thank you. You are so responsible to your job. Every contractor should be like you.
Love all of your videos! Made my first full drywall install and finish so much easier!!
Again very educational. Now I dare mud, tape and paint my storage room! Thanks for helping, you’re a great professional! I live in Finland,we have pretty much the same tools etc. here!
Wow this isso far the best painting tutorial I ever see online.
In our recent large paint job of our house I found a 5 gal bucket with the paint and a mesh screen worked amazingly well. I hate those paint trays! Just wash the screen and cover the bucket for the next day. Super easy.
Covered all points. Answered my questions completely. From watching your videos I learn.
Thank so much. I'm so excited to get started on my first drywall project. I feel so confident after watching your videos. I am doing a small gutted closet and I have most of the tools I need to get started, but I'm making a list from all your videos. The one problem I am currently having is getting the drywall delivered. The home stores want to charge so much and I don't have a pickup :(. No worries. I wont let delivery issues get me down. Love to show you my finished product. #Subscribed
Awesome video series. I watched the all 13 episodes in one sitting. I really enjoy your videos.
Thank you so much. You have answered many of my pestering questions. I need advice when it comes to my already painted walls. These walls were done over 8 years ago and have been painted at-least twice.
Excellent job, these really helped me build a room in my basement. Came out very well, thanks to your help!!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. It helped me improved my skills and not hate drywall and paint lol Keep up the good work
Im in Cleveland the pro contractors here doing brand new houses dont seem to do as good of job as i do .and thay do it every day.i just turn 50 my dad is a European not born here.these younger guys today dont seem to have the same work ethic as you or i.so im i going to be charging him the right amount or im i to low or to high.thank you.you are a master of your trade.and tult me a few things i have had problems with in the past that i no longer will
hired a contractor for cheap to do all my mudding in my entire basement. Did everything else complete. Thanks to you.
It was worth watching all 13 videos nonstop. Hehe thank you so much for all the tips and useful information about how to do things right the first time. I feel more confident about taking on a project for my garage after watching you. Best of luck and keep the series going.
Cheers glad to help!
Jeff, thank you for this series on drywall installation. watching them really help me get started on our master bathroom renovation. I haven't done much with drywall for about 20 years and wasn't that good at it then. Your videos helped me overcome fears though you make it look a lot easier than it is for me. Thanks, Jay
Jay, everything is easy with the right tools and the right knowledge and a little practice. Never doubt yourself again. Just get the right information. Knowledge is power.
Jeff, yes the list of tools and materials was where I started of course. Using the hawk for mud and attempting to get the appropriate consistency. I also was familiar with the hardening type compound and found that of course the 90 would give me more time to work than the 45 thus less material to throw out when it starts to set. Your instructive and entertaining videos regularly help me delay getting back to the project as I attempt to absorb the details. :^) Thanks, Jay
Humbled, the detail and commitment to the trade(s) is inspiring. I need a nap now.
Great set of drywall videos.... I only have a little repair job, but your videos are so enjoyable I ended up watching the lot.... If you were here in the UK and I needed work doing, id hire you in a heart beat!!
Throughly enjoyed the entire series. Thanks for sharing your tips. You are a through professional.
These are the best tutorial videos I have come across. Filled with such useful time-saving knowledge. Really appreciate you sharing your expertise for free when you can be charging a lot for it. We had some category 3 water damage in our bathrooms and a company is coming in to do the cleanup and sanitizing. They are going to cut the drywall 2 or 3 feet from the ground all along the walls that got wet as part of the cleanup and removal process. We would like to take on putting back the missing drywall ourselves instead of paying a contractor. I believe I can do it after watching your videos, but needed to make sure there is nothing different that needs to be done when you are joining new unfinished drywall to one that is already primed textured and painted. Any info you can share on this would be helpful. Thank you
B R A V O . ONE of the best talented professionals I have ever watched.I learned a lot from you.Thank you.
Planning to hire you, but after watching your video, I will do it myself. Thanks for all your videos. The best on youtube channel.
Great series. My preference is to cut the corners first and get as close as I can with the roller for the most consistent texture.
Finally a video that someone actually helps and explains what to do I like this video very much very helpful and thank you for the video
I've just watched this guide and I wanna be your pupil! Thank you for giving me the confidence!
welcome to the team. Cheers!
I love this guy, Such a great teacher!
I really enjoy a person who has become versatile and learned in his or her career. I was the same way with automobile computer systems. I bet your father thought you should be a teacher. Mine did. You work with your hands AND your mind. Good combination. Thank you again for these informative lessons. You ever get to Butte County California(Home of the Paradise fire, Oroville dam overflow,Berry Creek fire) look me up. Lunch is on me.
Iv always had problems with the bulkheads. Just like you said sand add sand add.thanks for that tip.also on the coners i did bith sides at the same time insted of 1 side let it dry do the other side.so i always had to go back and fix the coners thanks again.those 2 tips alone will save me time and make it look a lot better.sometimes i would have ovet a week invested in the bulkheads
Hope this helps!
I've learned so much about drywall and painting , amazing
Thanks Jeff. Great instructional videos. Pretty much guided me through my whole project.
Hey Jeff, I recently discovered your channel while working on redoing my basement. They have been incredibly helpful! My dad built houses and instilled in me a strong sense of doing a job right. Your videos appeal nicely to that trait.
However, summer is quickly coming to an end and the weird demands of our current world mean that as a teacher, I am going to have even less time than usual during the school year. Considering the time factor, would it be worthwhile to rent a paint sprayer at least for the primer portion of paint?
Let me tell you about this guy and his videos, I had a leak from my upstairs bathroom that caused some drywall damage in my mud room, real nasty stuff a little bit of mold. Tore out the old dry wall and other parts that needed to go. Watching the video series on drywall from this channel It looks like I had a professional come out and do the work and I saved I don't know a few hundred bucks, not to mention the work was fun too. I wish I had a place I could upload the pictures because I would, Big thank you to this guy and his team Subbed for sure!
Hi Jay! First let me say a huge thank you for your comment. The goal of our channel ios to help people get skilled and save money! We are going to launch our Instagram account in a few weeks and would love some pics from your job. Please end to jeffrey@ottawadesignandbuild.com Thanks again, we are so glad you find our videos helpful. Cheers!
Jeff I will send them as soon as I return home thanks for all your help and instruction
Our pleasure Jay Dill, Great to hear stories of how we helped people out!!